Symbols > and <

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

@Lou Ann: Try setting your keyboard display to "Spanish (traditional sort)". :thinking:

[laepelba]

Thanks! That worked for the º and ª ... but now my accents are backward: àèìòù.... I used to hit the button next to the "p" for an accent that is the right way. Where do I click now?

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

The accent is next to the "ñ"; same key with "shift" types the diéresis (¨).
Shift + 1 = !
The key next to 0 is apostrophe (') and closing question mark (?)
Next key is opening exclamation mark (¡) and opening question mark (¿).

http://faculty.ssfs.org/~eduardo/foreign_lang/images/keyboard_spanish.jpg

[brute]

The keys on my keyboard are lettered in an English Layout, and in normal use EN appears at the bottom right of the screen. I have also installed Spanish, French and German via the Control Panel. By clicking on EN I can switch to ES, FR or D at any time to change language in the same document. It is also possible to customise some of your keys to print unusual characters.

[laepelba]

Brute - did you know that you can toggle between your set languages using "Alt + Shift"....

[Apalánter]

I'd like to use the Spanish keyboard layout only, because I'm tired of ctrl + shift, but my keyboard doesn't have the symbols > and <

The Spanish layout is this (http://people.vanderbilt.edu/%7Epaul.b.miller/spankey.jpg), and I have this (http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/images/press/2008/03-11dmk3000_lg.jpg) keyboard. Is there any other way besides unicode to type these symbols?
All keyboards in computers should have this symbols(< and >). That's so strange...:thinking:

But this is my keyboard, I have this < and >. http://www.usa-battery.net/images/DV2000-KEYBOARD.jpg

[asiabird01]

Do you have a Mac or a PC? Here are instructions for both:

Mac:
á Press Option + e, then type a
é Press Option + e, then type e
í Press Option + e, then type i
ó Press Option + e, then type o
ú Press Option + e, then type u

ñ Press Option + n, then type n
ü Press Option + u, then type u
¡ Press Option, then type 1
¿ Press Shift + Option, then type ?

PC:
(when typing the numbers use the numeric keypad on the right side of the keyboard)

á Press Alt + 160
é Press Alt + 130
í Press Alt + 161
ó Press Alt + 162
ú Press Alt + 163

ñ Press Alt + 164
ü Press Alt + 129
¡ Press Alt + 173
¿ Press Alt + 168

Hope that helps! :)
Asia